I’ve never used the Festool routers but in my experience, all of their tools are top of the line. You definitely pay a premium for their products though.
Both of those are plunge routers; this doesn’t necessarily exclude them from being compatible with Maslow. You should verify that there is a way to “lock” the depth adjustment rod into the base and that the knob that controls the depth adjuster can be turned with the rod locked into place.
What you’re looking for is a fixed-base router.
Aren’t Bosch products fairly widespread in Germany? I worked with a contractor over there for a short time and all his stuff was Bosch. (He may have imported it though…)
Both look not fit for Z-motor. If you check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01CW6hZ8dJs you can see that the depth adjustment is not threaded and not lockable to the base.
Gruss Gero
Bosch 1600 GOF fixed base has given some trouble for the z-axis adjustment. I think if you can get it the AEG is similar to the one that most people use, but not sure if anyone has tested it…
I agree with Larry, the Bosch GOF 2000 CE might also have also have some issues with the Z adjustment. Nothing that can’t be fixed on low budget, is my guess. Since I am cutting through the entire sheet, for the moment my focus is on other things like getting more accurate cuts.